A fraternity at LSU that displayed a banner mocking the 1970 fatal shootings of Kent State college students may face disciplinary actions from the university.

LSU’s football team went up against Kent State Saturday night but before the game, students in the Zeta Zeta chapter of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, hung a sign from their fraternity house that read: “Getting Massacred Is Nothing New to Kent St.,” referring to the Kent State Massacre that left four people dead and nine injured.

“LSU certainly does not condone this insensitive behavior and poor judgment by the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity,” Ernie Ballard, director of media at the university. “LSU officials have spoken with the fraternity and believe that the students now understand the gravity of their actions. The students have issued a formal apology to Kent State University. LSU is also working with local and national DKE leaders in an effort to prevent this type of behavior in the future.”

Apparently, DKE is known for its controversial themed banners, as they have displayed messages on use of chemical weapons against civilians in Syria, the mass shooting in Aurora that occurred on July 20, 2012 and the 2011 trial in which Florida woman Casey Anthony was acquitted of killing her two-year-old daughter Caylee Anthony.

The fraternity's apology to Kent State University reads in part:

“We, the men of the Zeta Zeta chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon, formally apologize to your entire community for the banner that was hung from our house this past weekend. The sign was inappropriate and should never have been hung in the first place. We hope that the Kent State community can forgive our action and accept our sincere apologies. We apologize not only to the community of Kent State, but also to those who were personally affected by this tragedy in American history. Hanging the banner was a poor attempt at humor. We, as young college students, did not grasp the full scope of the tragedy and its long lasting effects. This is not how we would like to represent our fraternity as well as our school, and we certainly hope we did not put a negative light on your school’s visit to Louisiana State University.”